I’m quite happy to say that Mike gave me a wonderful opportunity to talk about Entrepreneurship in Eastern Europe following his excellent report on Jamaican Entrepreneurship. I would say that writing this article puts a great deal of responsibility on my shoulders, first because I have to match Mike’s article with an equally interesting one, and second because Eastern Europe is actually called home by a lot of countries with very different perspective. Lot’s of things to say, so let me make some sort of list that we can follow later if it’s the readers’ wish.
The business environment in general is very dynamic.
In Eastern Europe entrepreneurship started some 20 years ago. Without any warnings, the economies, business environments and people were forced to compete with the Western countries that built their business models in the last 40 years since WWII. This meant that we had to skip some steps and put everything on fast forward. In a way that’s good, because it saved us from experimenting the harder, longer way. But it also adds a lot of stress, you have to be competitive in the shortest time available and usually with less resources.
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